How much does a $2 box bet cost?

Calculating The Cost Of Quinella Box Bets A $2 quinella box bet involving three horses would cost the bettor $6 while a $2 quinella box on four horses would cost $12. As the number of winning combinations increases, so too does the cost of the wager.

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The quinella box bet is a variation of the straight quinella that allows bettors to select three or more horses to finish in first and second place in any order. A quinella box bet comes in handy when the bettor is sure three or more horses are head-and-shoulders above the rest of the field in a race but isn’t quite sure which two are the likeliest to win. With the quinella box, the bettor can pick three or more horses to ensure a win if any two of the selections finish the race in first and second place in any order.

Quinella Box Betting Example

Where the straight quinella is limited to two horses who must win and place in any order, the quinella box can involve three, four, or more horses. For example, a quinella box on horses #2, #3, and #4 would win in each of the following outcomes:

2-3 or 3-2

3-4 or 4-3

2-4 or 4-2

In this example, the bettor was able to pick three horses and ensure a win if any two of the three take first and second place in any order. Another way to think of it is combining several quinellas into one ticket. In the example above, the bettor has essentially placed three quinellas: one on horses 2-3, another on horses 3-4, and a third on horses 2-4. For a second example, consider a race in which the bettor likes four horses and wants to box them all in a quinella so that the bet wins if any two of the four horses finish in first and second place. If the bettor in this example likes horses 5, 6, 7, and 8, he would visit the teller to request a “$2 quinella on the #5, #6, #7, and #8 horses.” If betting online, the bettor would simply login and build the bet by selecting quinella and adding horses to his selection. This bet would cost $12 and it would win in each of the following 1st-2nd place outcomes:

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5-6 or 6-5

5-7 or 7-5

5-8 or 8-5

6-7 or 7-6

6-8 or 8-6

7-8 or 8-7

Calculating The Cost Of Boxed Quinella Bets

A $2 quinella box bet involving three horses would cost the bettor $6 while a $2 quinella box on four horses would cost $12. As the number of winning combinations increases, so too does the cost of the wager. The simple way to calculate the cost of a quinella box bet is to multiply the number of horses in the box by itself minus one. For example, calculating the cost of a three-horse quinella box (3×2) yields a $6 total cost on a standard $2 base wager. Likewise, a four-horse box (4×3) would cost $12. The most important thing to consider when looking at the cost of a boxed quinella bet is how much the bettor stands to win. There’s nothing stopping a bettor from adding every horse in a race to a quinella box, but the cost of the wager would exceed any potential winnings. In most cases, bettors tend to stick with three to four-horse quinella box bets to keep costs down and make the bet worthwhile. The cost of a quinella box bet rises rapidly as more horses are added to the ticket: